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49 modules you should know | NodeOne
Nice summary of the most important Drupal modules.
November 5 2010, 3:55am | Comments
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Upgrading vSphere ESXi 4.0 to 4.1 with Dell EqualLogic storage « Fixing the annoying IT stuff
Walkthrough on upgrading vSphere ESXi to 4.1
September 25 2010, 12:28am | Comments
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Subversion Blog - Subversion merge reintegrate...
Interesting article on the internals of Subversions merge command.
May 17 2010, 1:14am | Comments
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Plugging mcrypt into PHP, on Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.1
How to install mcrypt on OS X Snow Leopard without recompiling PHP. Needed this to use phpmyadmin.
October 18 2009, 11:02pm | Comments
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A custom PHP module for the Apache 2 web server included in OS X. It contains some much needed PHP extensions, such as mcrypt.
September 19 2009, 8:05pm | Comments
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Tips and tricks for PHP developers that are learning Ruby on Rails.
September 18 2009, 6:24pm | Comments
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A Visual Guide to Version Control
An excellent visual guide on the reasons for and workings of version control software.
July 19 2009, 5:21pm | Comments
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A short reference for Subversion users on how to use Git.
July 16 2009, 4:59pm | Comments
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